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Best PG's in Jazz history

Interesting link to this discussion.

https://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/UTA/leaders_career.html

Interesting are win shares, win shares per 48 and value over replacement player.

Win shares:

Win Shares

1. Karl Malone* 230.3
2. John Stockton* 207.7
3. Adrian Dantley* 76.3
4. Andrei Kirilenko 68.2
5. Jeff Hornacek 55.0
6. Paul Millsap 48.1
7. Deron Williams 46.7
8. Mehmet Okur 45.0
9. Mark Eaton 44.8
10. Rickey Green 41.3
 
Whoa. Did not expect this (yet) in win shares/48:

Win Shares Per 48 Minutes

1. John Stockton* .209
2. Karl Malone* .207
3. Adrian Dantley* .205
4. Rudy Gobert .179
5. Jeff Hornacek .179
6. Carlos Boozer .160
7. Donyell Marshall .159
8. Andrei Kirilenko .156
9. Paul Millsap .156
10. Jeremy Evans .154
 
Check this one out:

Offensive Rebound Pct

1. Rudy Gobert 14.1
2. Enes Kanter 12.9
3. Greg Ostertag 12.6
4. Adam Keefe 12.0
5. Felton Spencer 11.9
6. Olden Polynice 11.8
7. Stephen Howard 11.4
8. Rich Kelley 11.4
9. Ron Behagen 11.3
10. Derrick Favors 11.1
 
If we try we can turn this into another praise Rudy thread....check this out:

Block Pct

1. Rudy Gobert 7.1
2. Greg Ostertag 7.0
3. Mark Eaton 6.9
4. Andrei Kirilenko 5.4
5. Derrick Favors 4.4
6. Kyrylo Fesenko 3.9
7. Jeremy Evans 3.8
8. Olden Polynice 3.7
9. Al Jefferson 3.6
10. Antoine Carr 3.5
 
EHH...wrong answer but thanks for playing. Don't let a short memory lead you wrong. He was flashy and fun and brought us some success and hope. He might crack the top 5 of best Jazz players, but only just.

No, it's obvious.

Dantley and Maravich were more empty stats. D-Will was great. Stop being petty.
 
No, it's obvious.

Dantley and Maravich were more empty stats. D-Will was great. Stop being petty.

Strike that. Reverse it. Quit being a fan-boy.
 
Strike that. Reverse it. Quit being a fan-boy.

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Let the past go, Dwill was a God.
 
D-Will regularly owned Chris Paul when he was with Utah. Chris Paul will go down as a top 10 PG of all time (as much as it pains me to say).
 
Before my time, but wasnt the pistol more of a 2 than a pg anyway?

Before my time too, but he seems like a guy who is more romanticized for his style (basically Allen Iverson before AI existed) than he was for his winning.
 
Before my time too, but he seems like a guy who is more romanticized for his style (basically Allen Iverson before AI existed) than he was for his winning.

The Pistol was definitely romanticized for his style. The Jazz were actually on track to make the playoffs their last year in New Orleans until Maravich got injured doing one of his signature showboating passes. That pretty much changed everything. If not for that injury, Sam Battistone may not have moved the team to Utah.
 
D-Will regularly owned Chris Paul when he was with Utah. Chris Paul will go down as a top 10 PG of all time (as much as it pains me to say).

I remember when D-Will was widely regarded as the best PG in the league, he had the nastiest crossover.
 
I remember when D-Will was widely regarded as the best PG in the league, he had the nastiest crossover.

When was that? Paul has been viewed by pretty much everyone except Utah fans as better than D Will from the beginning.
 
If we try we can turn this into another praise Rudy thread....check this out:

Block Pct

1. Rudy Gobert 7.1
2. Greg Ostertag 7.0
3. Mark Eaton 6.9
4. Andrei Kirilenko 5.4
5. Derrick Favors 4.4
6. Kyrylo Fesenko 3.9
7. Jeremy Evans 3.8
8. Olden Polynice 3.7
9. Al Jefferson 3.6
10. Antoine Carr 3.5

So what I am seeing here is that prime Greg Ostertag is possibly the most underrated player in the history of the NBA. . .
 
When was that? Paul has been viewed by pretty much everyone except Utah fans as better than D Will from the beginning.

Those times when DWill was advancing in the playoffs and Paul wasn't. Playoff success eventually subsumes everything. Example, Tony Parker, who isn't as good as his playoff reputation. Lack of playoffs holds Cousins and Hayward back.
 
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